The 300-year-old Zeughaus is the most important extant Baroque building in Berlin and the oldest building on Unter den Linden
In the Elector’s Hall we find Victoria and Kaiser Wilhem
Field Marshall Schwerin
Cardinals Richelieu & Mazarin
A very damaged Jesus and Martin Luther & his wife
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This tent was taken as booty after Sobieski relived the siege of Vienna in 1683 And George, Elector of Hanover & King George III of England
Louis XVI – France King Frederic Wilhelm II of Prussia
Napoleon by Gerard Czar Alexander I, Kaiser Franz I & King Frederic Wilhelm III
Vernet – The Barrier in Clichy outside Paris
Clark – The Morning after the Battle of Waterloo. From a field sketch. When Napoleon fled the field his famous hat & sword were left behind
And this is the first German language copy of the US Declaration of Independence
Barker – Encounter between Marshall Blucher & the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo. The Duke was heard to have said that he hoped either night or the Prussians would come. The Prussians attacked Napoleon’s flank in early evening solidifying the victory. And I just like the boat-shipped swinging baby crib
Posters were used by all countries during the first world war
Hindenburg And the steps to make a helmet
A defiant Germania!
A German attack And a business owner confronted a mob
Pape- Wilhelm II and family
Lemnark – Otto von Bismark and von Werner – Inauguration of Reichstag by Wilhelm II
Bulow’s Kaiser Wilhelm I in full dress uniform
Bettannair’s The Black Stain The cessation of Alsace -Lorraine in 1871 was a very sore point for France.
Trubner’s Wounded French Cuirassier
Arnold – Mourning Germania and Bleibtreu – Battle of Koniggratz
Puttner – Sinking of immigrant ship Austria from internal fire and Volkmar’s Emigrant’s Farewell
Muller depicts 2 beggar children looking longingly at a wealthy families meal in Christmas Eve. And Fluggen’s Stockmarket Speculators
Stobierski made a model of a crematorium
Soon toddy for the crime of being a Jew
Members of the resistance
Cremme – Collapsing Man commemorating the self-liberation of Buchenwald concentration camp
And various statues outside the museum
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